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Bolivian government, amid protests, backtracks on controversial law against illicit profits

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - "The Executive Branch, by listening to the Bolivian people, listening to their concerns, listening to their fears in relation to this bill, has decided to withdraw it," said Minister of the Presidency María Nela Prada.

The Minister said in a press conference at the Casa Grande del Pueblo that this decision is to "prevent destabilization," violence and conflict, and also because President Arce governs "listening to the Bolivian people."

Prada acknowledged that there were failures in the "discussion" of the bill and given "this absence of information," sectors of the population have shown an unfounded . . .

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